Latest wine news for wine lovers.

Here is the latest wine news for wine lovers:

Renzo Rosso and his love for wine: The entrepreneur Renzo Rosso shares the emotional bond he has with wine, remembering his father. Now he is moving towards the world of Prosecco, with the advice of oenologist Umberto Marchiori.

The wine crisis and the role of Veronelli: An analysis reflects on the role of words and communication in the wine consumption crisis, with a reminder of the importance of words in shaping the image and perception of wine.

Support for the restructuring of vineyards: Agea has approved the procedures for supporting the restructuring and reconversion of vineyards, offering incentives to natural or legal persons who manage vineyards with wine grape varieties.

Sannio wines in the spotlight at Vinitaly: La Fortezza - Cantine del Taburno best represents the Sannio region at Vinitaly 2024, with its wines appreciated by the critic Edoardo Raspelli.

International award for the Argiolas winery: The Argiolas winery in Sardinia receives the Vinitaly International Award for its contribution to the promotion of Italian wine in the world.

New Signorvino store in Pompeii: The Signorvino wine shop chain is preparing to open its first store in Southern Italy, in Pompeii, offering customers a unique experience in the world of wine.

Umani Ronchi, Winery of the Year 2024: Umani Ronchi was named Winery of the Year 2024 by Gambero Rosso at Vinitaly, celebrating its 40 years of excellence in the sector.

Marilisa Allegrini and the identity of the brand: Marilisa Allegrini shares her vision and her dreams for the future of the Allegrini brand, which evolves while maintaining strong family and territorial ties.

Lollobrigida rewards centenary cooperative wineries: The Minister of Agriculture rewards over one hundred year old Italian cooperative wineries at Vinitaly, recognizing their historical value and importance for the wine sector.

Posthumous recognition to Matteo Mattei: Vinitaly awards the "Angelo Betti Award" to Matteo Mattei, director of the Avio winery who recently passed away, in an edition that sees the participation of 63 Trentino companies.

The wine regions preferred by Italians: A survey conducted by the Observatory on the competitiveness of wine regions has revealed Italian consumers' preferences for PDO wines. Piedmont and Alto Adige emerge as leading regions, with high-quality red and white wines.

Made in Italy Day at Vinitaly: The first National Made in Italy Day was celebrated at Vinitaly 2024, with a focus on the value of wine for Italy and the future of the sector, addressing topics such as climate, markets and evolving consumption .

Sales recovery in 2024: After a decline in 2023, wine sales in the first quarter of 2024 show a slight recovery, with a better performance than the previous year, mainly driven by sparkling wines.

Operation serenity at Vinitaly: Despite geopolitical tensions, Vinitaly 2024 opens with optimism and determination in defending the wine sector. The enthusiasm is palpable despite the ongoing geopolitical problems.

Trends in Italian wine exports: Italian wine exports show a mixed performance in 2023, with a slight decline in total sales but with growth in the sparkling wine segment, driven by regions such as Veneto, Piedmont and Tuscany.

The strategic importance of wine for Italy: The Minister of Agriculture underlines the strategic role of wine for Italy, not only from a cultural and environmental point of view, but also economic, highlighting the importance of the sector for the national economy.

The purists' battle against dealcoholized wine: At Vinitaly, the controversy surrounding dealcoholized wines is also discussed, with purists raising objections about their nature and their impact on the market.

Focus on wine exports: The Unicredit-Nomisma Observatory reports a slight slowdown in Italian wine exports in 2023, with a contraction in total sales but with some regions maintaining a leadership position in international markets.

I hope this news is interesting for wine enthusiasts!